One of these works depicts a black figure with disproportionately large legs and lacking a face with its weight shifted to the left, while another depicts a pie-slice shaped mass with small craters and has a silvery sheen. In addition to You're Late #1 and Steel Dog and Friend, works by Bruce Gray, another utilized sheet metal and was centered on five points, presumably the legs of the titular Black Beast. Other examples of these by that same artist were The Man and (*) La Grande Vitesse, but arguably the most famous one includes one main arch and was done in its artis
One of these works depicts a black figure with disproportionately large legs and lacking a face with its weight shifted to the left, while another depicts a pie-slice shaped mass with small craters and has a silvery sheen. In addition to You're Late #1 and Steel Dog and Friend, works by Bruce Gray, another utilized sheet metal and was centered on five points, presumably the legs of the titular Black Beast. Other examples of these by that same artist were The Man and (*) La Grande Vitesse, but arguably the most famous one includes one main arch and was done in its artist's namesake "red", contrasting with the nearby Kluczynski Building; that work is titled Flamingo. First termed by Jean Arp, for 10 points, name this kind of work popularized by Alexander Calder, contrasted with the mobile.
One of these works depicts a black figure with disproportionately large legs and lacking a face with its weight shifted to the left, while another depicts a pie-slice shaped mass with small craters and has a silvery sheen.
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